Patterson Law Group is giving away two front row tickets to see Ryan Bingham’s acoustic performance at the Fort Worth Stock Show and Rodeo! Plus, our friends at Clay Pigeon Food and Drink have sweetened the pot by providing dinner for two before the show (alcohol and gratuity not included). And there’s even more! Hale […]
What Is A Herniated Disc Injury?
Difference Between The Vertebra And A Disc Our spines consist of two vertebrae (bone) with a disc between each pair. The disc comprises mainly of cartilage and acts as a shock-absorber between the bony vertebrae. Since the disc is between two vertebrae, it is also called an intervertebral disc. Think about it as a “vertebral-body […]
What Happens If The Person At-Fault In An Accident Has No Insurance In Texas?
Read this article—it contains the most important advice you will ever receive from a personal injury lawyer. Take the advice to heart because it could protect your family from financial catastrophe. As an initial matter, the title of this article uses the term “accident”—this is not the proper term. When a person is at-fault, a […]
What Do Personal Injury Lawyers Actually Do?
Even if you don’t know a personal injury lawyer, you’ve probably seen or heard advertisements by them, and you may wonder what they do. Being treated fairly and recovering a reasonable settlement or judgment in a personal injury case is not guaranteed. Many people find the entire process overwhelming, and most are simply not prepared […]
What Is A Demand Letter? And Why Is It Needed In A Personal Injury Case?
A demand letter is used to settle a personal injury case, usually before filing a lawsuit in court. It usually comes after most if not all of the client’s medical treatment is complete so that it can be an accurate depiction of all the damages. The demand letter is a critical outline of the file […]
So, What Exactly Is A “Deposition”? And, How Does It Impact My Personal Injury Case?
A deposition is a legal statement given under oath – meaning, answering questions truthfully under the penalty of perjury. Depositions are the legal equivalent of testifying in court. Typically, there are no limitations on the types of questions that may be asked during a deposition. In a personal injury case, depositions can range from questions […]